Is urticaria afraid of wind?

Urticaria, also known as rubella, is a disease that cannot be exposed to wind. You should try to avoid going out, maintain hygiene and cleanliness, and adjust your diet. Try not to eat animal protein, and keep your clothes clean. This will be of great help in your treatment of urticaria. For a disease like urticaria, you should seek timely treatment and listen to the doctor's advice. Paying attention to post-treatment care will be of great help to the treatment effect.

Rubella should not be exposed to wind. There is no specific treatment for rubella. During the fever period, you should stay in bed and rest, take warm and detoxifying Chinese medicine, and eat liquid or semi-liquid food. For those with complications, symptomatic treatment can be given. When an attack occurs, it is recommended that you take the oral medication ketotifen and chlorpheniramine, and only add hormones if the condition is severe. In addition, you must pay attention to stay away from allergens, that is, all factors that make your condition worse. In addition, you can find out whether there are any factors in your home that may cause allergies, such as food, paint, renovations, clothing, etc. In addition, fish, shrimp, crab, animal feathers, pollen, mushrooms, nettles, medicines, sunlight, bacteria, parasites, etc. may cause allergies. Be sure to eliminate the allergic factors or avoid contact as much as possible. This is the only way to control it fundamentally. Or you can go get an allergy test. After finding out the cause, avoiding contact with allergens can control it fundamentally.

Urticaria, commonly known as wheals, is a common allergic skin disease. Various factors cause temporary inflammatory congestion and large amounts of fluid exudation in the blood vessels of the skin and mucous membranes. Causes local edema damage. It occurs and disappears rapidly and is extremely itchy. There may be fever, abdominal pain, diarrhea or other systemic symptoms. It can occur suddenly at any age. When the skin is exposed to cold wind, cold water, etc., local itchy edema and wheals will appear within a few minutes, which can last for 30 to 60 minutes and will be relieved after keeping warm. The first step of treatment is to eliminate the cause of the disease. Western medicine can use anti-allergic drugs such as chlorpheniramine, Claritin, ketotifen or some hormones.

If this disease occurs, you should try to avoid catching cold or being caught in the wind, because it may be caused by allergies to air droplets, dust, pollen, etc. First of all, you need to pay attention to avoid contact with allergens as much as possible. If you still don’t know what allergies you have, you can go to the hospital for an allergy test to clarify. Try to avoid triggering factors. In addition, patients need to take oral calcium tablets and vitamin C at the same time to avoid allergies. Patients with allergic urticaria need external medications and can apply boiled water with wild chrysanthemum. The effect is quite good. Drink plenty of water, eat a light diet, etc.

Acute urticaria refers to acute allergic dermatitis, which is an allergic reaction of the body to related allergens and manifests itself on the skin as wheals, rashes, and obvious itching. Common allergic factors clinically are pollen, dust, insect mites, seafood, etc. The main treatment is to eliminate contact with allergens and use anti-allergic drugs for acute control. If the allergic factors are related to dust, pollen, etc., contact with windy air will also have a certain impact. But if it is caused by seafood, insect mites and other factors, the overall impact is not significant. It is recommended that the specific allergic factors should be identified through allergen testing first, and targeted contact prevention should be carried out, and then acute attacks should be controlled with anti-allergic drugs. In normal times, traditional Chinese medicine treatment can also be used to adjust the body's immune response and reduce the possibility of acute attacks.